(Optional) Install PDF Adobe Acrobat Reader App. (Note: You can see a list of saved sites and UID's in the 'Saved Passwords' options below)ĭ. Switching to the right with green background. Validate that Names and Passwords is enabled. Within 'Settings', click 'Safari' app then click 'Passwords and AutoFill'Ĭ. Turn on iPad, go to the home screen and click the 'Settings' icon.ī. This feature will save you the time from having to enter your credentials everytime you access ODB. After completing the steps, accessing ODB, SharePoint sites and content within will be as simple as a few taps on the iPad screen.Įnable Safari feature 'Passwords and AutoFill' You will only have to perform the setup prerequisite steps once. This article contains an instruction set that will allow you to configure your iOS device to access OneDrive for Business, SharePoint webpages/document libraries and their full feature sets with only a few 'taps' of the screen! To access these files, you still need to access the OneDrive for Business library in the web interface and this can be a long tedious process that no one wants to go through every time to access ODB (Go to the Safari browser, enter O365 url, enter O365 credentials, log in, go to App Launcher, click OneDrive) However, it is not feasible to access any SharePoint document libraries with any of the ODB apps. This feature is now available in the new ODB for iOS converged app (v.5.4.x). If you are using version 1.2.8 of ODB app for iOS, the 'Shared with Me' folder/feature is missing, making it not feasible to access these shared files shared via the ODB iOS app.
Using the OneDrive for Business (ODB) iOS app is an excellent tool for viewing your OneDrive/MySite documents but it has a limited "sharing" feature set in comparison to ODB within the O365 Office Web Portal.
(Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneDrive for Business) OneDrive for Business iOS App However, you must install each Office app separately for the iPad. įigure 1 Office Mobile for iOS currently no longer available.Ĭurrently you no longer need an O365 subscription to edit documents with Office Apps for iOS. For security reasons, the Office Mobile App has been discontinued since 2014. This app provided the ability to connect to the O365 cloud and edit/share office documents. Microsoft initially released an iOS app called 'Office Mobile'. Setting up iPad/iOS for easy access of OneDrive for Business, Sharepoint and MORE!
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